High King Raemisus

The third and final High King of the Brava Kingdom. His father was High King Jeuqes. Raemisus began his rule in 1206 AC.

While Raemisus was caring for his people and tried his best to resolve the conflicts in his country during his rule, he did not compare to previous owners of his throne. Many conflicts arose in Cassian Brav under Raemisus' rule and he continued to act passively on them against his people's wishes. This long-present issue would come to a head in 1537 AC when a wave of tax increases and land acquisitions from the Eastern Regalia would force the eastern half of the country into an unpleasant state. This, paired with the spreading news of the Faire Court Revolt, would begin a series crime and resistance on the streets of many eastern cities. By the end of the year, Raemisus was forced by his people to declare war on the Eastern Regalia, which would end a war-free era within the country that lasted nearly a millennia.

High King Raemisus' rule would come to an end during the Cassian War when he was assassinated by Eastern Regalian hires.